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I'm trying to create a time log report. The user enters the desired period for the report, and then I need to pull information from four separate subtables. I can do this by printing subreports, one for each table. This shows the data like this:
Work Orders <--subreport 1
day 1
day 2
day 3
Changes <--subreport 2
day 1
day 2
day 3
The user wants the data sorted by date
Day 1
changes
work orders
Day 2
changes
work orders
I set this up so that the main report runs off of the changes, and includes a subreport for work orders in the details field:
Day 1 <--date of change entry
changes <--main report
work orders <--from subreport in details
Day 2
changes
work orders
Day 3
changes
work orders
The problem is that this only works if there is a record in the changes table for all dates between the selected start date and end date. If there is no entry for Day 2, it doesn't show that date and you don't see the hours logged for any of the subreports either.
So, if the user has time logged for work orders on Day 2, but there are no changes for Day 2, you see this:
Day 1 <--date of change entry
changes <--main report
work orders <--from subreport in details
Day 3
changes
work orders
Due to some limitations of the interface I'm delivering the reports through, I cannot use an SQL statement to pull the data into Crystal Reports, and I'm stumped on how to proceed.
Does anyone have an idea on how I can create this report so that it will show all days in the selected range?
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